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Assemblage artist Catriona Faulkner tells us why she chose the Blue Boar venue to inspire her piece 'The Boozer' for the Thames' Group's 'Scene By The Sea' exhibition.
Ceramicist Richard Baxter explains why he chose six venues on the 'Scene By The Sea' map, in order to create his contribution to the Thames Group's exhibition of the same name.
Painter Simon Monk tells how he killed two birds with one stone when he made his piece for the Thames Group's 'Scene By The Sea exhibition' at the Beecroft Art Gallery, Southend.
Actor, filmmaker Charles Sharman-Cox talks to photographer Graham Cann about their collaboration 'The Mod Reunion 1,2,3'
for the Thames Group's 2025 'Scene By The Sea' exhibition at the Beecroft `Art Gallery, Southend.
When painter Tony Branch was looking for inspiration for the Thames Group's 'Scene By The Sea' exhibition he went back to 1967 when ''The Who played the now defunct Kingsway Cinema in Hadleigh Essex.
For her inspiration for the Thames Group's Beecroft Art Gallery exhibition, Southend, ceramist Julie O'Sullivan looks back to the time she went to the run down and now demolished Queens Hotel, Westcliff, to see her favourite band, 'Rent Party'.
Taking inspiration from a number of venues on Southend Sea front that are included on 'The Scene By The Sea' map, milliner Sara Grundy and photographer Tessa Hallmann have joined forces to create two wonderful pieces for exhibition.
Back in the day, Nina Simone's classic, 'I Put a Spell on You' was Jennie Sharman-Cox's favourite record on the 'The Harold Dog' coffee bar juke box and has inspired her piece for the 'Scene By The Sea' exhibition.
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